Introducing Google Maps 8-bit
Google provide services for a wide range of devices
from desktop computers to mobile devices including tablets.
But we long neglected one of the most popular computer systems ever sold
and I'm here to introduce
Google Maps 8-Bit version as a first product for NES
First we developed a new type of cartridge
with dial up technology, allowing NES to connect to Google.
We run more than a hundred thousand servers to overcome the NES's technical limitations
8-bit maps are generated by Google's cloud in realtime
Its really easy to use,
insert the cartridge,
connect the cable
then turn the power on
Blow on the cartridge to fix bugs.
And you are automatically connected to the Internet.
Lets start from the title screen.
Select the search,
and enter a name or place just like the regular Google Maps.
You can of course search your route to your destination
You can also search with your voice
using the pad 2 mic.
Google Maps 8-bit version
will soon be available in the Google Store. But for now
you can play the trial version
by going to Google Maps and click the "Quest" button on the top right corner.